python – How can I use regex to get a list of all values in double quotes and true and false which dont have quotes?

You can use r'"([^"]+)"|(true|false)':

import re

s=""hi you, sir", true, false, "come, here""
p = r'"([^"]+)"|(true|false)'

matches = re.findall(p, s)
print([m[0] if m[0] else m[1] for m in matches])

Prints

['hi you, sir', 'true', 'false', 'come, here']

If you don’t want the true and false as strings:

import re


def get_substr(s, p):
    matches = re.findall(p, s)
    res = []
    for sub, tf in matches:
        if sub:
            res.append(sub)
        if tf == 'true':
            res.append(True)
        if tf == 'false':
            res.append(False)
    return res


s=""hi you, sir", true, false, "come, here""
p = r'"([^"]+)"|(true|false)'

print(get_substr(s, p))

Prints

['hi you, sir', True, False, 'come, here']